Year End Capital Investment Programme Financial Outturn Position 2025/26

June 25, 2026 Cabinet (Cabinet collective) Awaiting outcome View on council website

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Summary

The Cabinet decided to approve the results of the Substantive Highway Scheme funding mechanism on 02/10/2026. This decision allocated £209,986 to five highway improvement bids.

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Purpose

To receive a year end capital budget update

Decision

Resolved:

Cabinet is asked to approve:

  1. Budget movements as follows:

a.     the virement of £4.190m from the 2026/27 Stone Circle Development Company Loan Capital Scheme line to the 2026/27 Stone Circle Housing Company Loan Capital Scheme Line and the subsequent draw forwards into 2025/26 to offset expenditure in year;

b.    the virement of £0.376m from the Highways Improvement Plan Phase 2 to the Lyneham Banks Capital Scheme line;

c.    the virement of £0.470m from the Integrated Transport Capital Scheme line to the Structural Maintenance and Bridges Capital Scheme line;

d.    the virement of £0.550m from the Trowbridge Leisure Centre Capital Scheme line to the Structural Maintenance and Bridges Capital Scheme line;

  1. the merger of the Property Carbon Reduction Capital Scheme line and the Park and Ride Solar Canopy Capital Scheme line to continue to deliver energy saving and energy generating projects as a single programme of work;
  1. the additional capital budgets of £4.770m funded by grants, developer contributions, other contributions and revenue contribution to capital (funded from earmarked reserves) added to the programme under Chief Finance Officer delegated powers;
  1. that the £7.726m of High Needs Place Allocation grant (2025/26) received from the DfE is used to reduce the remaining borrowing on the High Needs Capital Scheme line. In doing so this will result in an addition to the High Needs Capital Scheme line of £0.318m to be added to future years;
  1. that up to £14.701m of grant funding programme from Homes England’s Social and Affordable Homes Programme 2026 - 2036 is accepted and used to offset borrowing against the Council House Build Programme Capital Scheme line over future years. £1.2m has been approved, the remainder of the grant funding is subject to final confirmation from Homes England;
  1. the grant income applied for and/or received as set out in Appendix C and Appendix D;

Cabinet is asked to note:

  1. The virements made under Chief Finance Officer and Corporate Director delegated powers

a.    £0.177m from the High Needs Provision Capital Allowance Capital Scheme Line to the Basic Need Capital Scheme line;

b.    £0.171m from the Silverwood School Capital Scheme line to the Maintenance and Modernisation Capital Scheme line;

c.    £0.008m from the 2026/27 Maintenance and Modernisation Capital Scheme line to the 2026/27 Stonehenge Capital Scheme line and the subsequent draw forwards into 2025/26 to offset expenditure in year;

d.    £0.100m from the Drainage Improvements Capital Scheme line to the Highway Flooding Prevention and Land Drainage Capital Scheme line;

e.    £0.211m from the Drainage Improvements Capital Scheme line to the Structural Maintenance and Bridges Capital Scheme line;

f.      £0.009m from the Highways Improvement Plan Phase 2 to the Highway Flooding Prevention and Land Drainage Capital Scheme line;

g.    £0.026m from the Highways Improvement Plan Phase 2 to the Structural Maintenance and Bridges Capital Scheme line;

h.    £0.201m from the Local Highways and Footpaths Improvement Groups to the Structural Maintenance and Bridges Capital Scheme line;

  1. the budgets brought forward from future years into the 2025/26 programme totalling £10.311m to support the delivery of accelerated projects, in year project overspend, or amendment to in year slippage;
  1. the budgets reprogrammed from 2025/26 into future years totalling £10.570m under Chief Finance Officer delegated powers;
  1. the removal of £0.291m in total from the following 2025/26 budgets as schemes are either complete or not progressing:

a.    £0.075m from ICT BAU Capital Scheme Line

b.    £0.012m from Parking Contactless Machines Capital Scheme Line

c.    £0.109m from the Chippenham Station HUB Capital Scheme Line

d.    £0.047m from the Corsham Mansion House Capital Scheme Line

e.    £0.032m from the Wiltshire Online Capital Scheme Line

f.      £0.017m from the Area Board Capital Scheme Line

  1. the Motion to utilise £0.025m of the budget removal in 2026/27 for the purchase of 100 Blood Control Kits for various public, hub office and educational settings across the county as approved by Full Council at its meeting on 19 May 2026;
  1. the capital programme end of year spend position of £200.995m for financial year 2025/26;
  1. the reduction in the Council House Build programme of 1,000 homes to 500 homes to be delivered by quarter two 2028/29 and the reduction in budget from £294m to £130m as agreed by Cabinet at Budget Setting in February 2026;
  1. the reallocation of £60.264m of the removed budget from the Council House Build Programme to the Refurbishment of Council Stock capital scheme line for 2026/27 onwards as agreed by Cabinet at Budget Setting in February 2026;
  1. Note that the final Capital Programme spend sets a Minimum Revenue Provision charge to the 2026/27 revenue budget of £24.393m, which is £4.210m less than the budget.

Reason for Decision:

To inform effective decision making and ensure sound financial management as part of the Councils overall control environment.

To inform Cabinet on the final year end capital outturn position for the Council for the financial year 2025/26.

Related Meeting

Cabinet - Thursday 25 June 2026 10.00 am on June 25, 2026

Supporting Documents

App 4 - Local_Plan_Engagement_Strategy 2.pdf
Wiltshire Towns Programme - Update and Delivery Plan 7.pdf
App 2 - Proposed Wiltshire Local Plan Timetable 1.pdf
Year End Capital Investment Programme Financial Outturn Position 260625.pdf
Commencement of New Local Plan Master Report 7.pdf
App 1 - Overview of new plan-making system 1.pdf
App 3 - Overview of national policy requirements 1.pdf
Year End Revenue Financial Outturn Position 260625.pdf
HSSF-17-26 - Appendix 2.pdf
HSSF-26-26 - Report.pdf
HSSF-19-26 Report.pdf
Appendix 2 -Preliminary design plans for each location.pdf
Appendix 3 - Comments officer comments.pdf
HSSF-24-26_LHFIG Review 2026 Report.pdf
HSSF-24-26-Appendix A - Questionnaire and Summary of responses 3.pdf
HSSF-24-26-Appendix B Engineer Feedback summary 3.pdf
HSSF-24-26-Appendix C Form of Delegation 3.pdf
Appendix 2_TRO Stockley.pdf
HSSF-29-26_Report.pdf
Appendix 1_SLA Summary Plan.pdf
Appendix 3_TRO Heddington.pdf
Appendix 4_Summary of Correspondents.pdf
Appendix 5_Comments Received.pdf
HSSF-20-26 - Report.pdf
HSSF-20-26 - Appendix 1 - Plan Showing the Section of Highway.pdf
HSSF-20-26 - Appendix 2 - Highway Engineers Report.pdf
HSSF-20-26 - Appendix 3 - Consent of Melksham Without Parish Council.pdf
CEC0226 REPORT.pdf
HSSF-28-26 Proposed Speed Limit Changes at Bradenstoke and Dauntsey Lock Report.pdf
HSSF-28-26 Appendices 1 -3- Proposed Speed Limit Changes at Bradenstoke and Dauntsey Lock.pdf
HSSF-17-26 - Report.pdf
HSSF-17-26 - Appendix 1.pdf
CES-04-26.pdf
HSSF-16-26 - B3108 Winsley Pedestrian Crossing Cabinet Member Main Report.pdf
HSSF-16-26 - Winsley Advert Plan Appendix 2 1.pdf
HSSF-16-26 - Briefing note - B3108 Winsley Bypass Appendix 1 1.pdf
HSSF-16-26 - Winsley B3018 Pedestrian Crossing Cabinet Member Report Appendix 3 1.pdf
HSSF-16-26 - Winsley B3018 Pedestrian Crossing Cabinet Member Report Appendix 4 Officer Comments 1.pdf
HSSF-31-26- Calne ETRO CMD - Report.pdf
HSSF-31-26_Calne ETRO CMD Report - Appendix 1.pdf
HSSF-31-26_Calne ETRO CMD Report - Appendix 2.pdf
HSSF-31-26_Calne ETRO CMD Report - Appendix 5.pdf
HSSF-31-26_Calne ETRO CMD Report - Appendix 7.pdf
CEC_03_26_Report.pdf
HSSF-33-26 Report.pdf
Appendix 1 - Westbury Advert Plans.pdf
Appendix 4 - Comments and Officer Response Westbury.pdf
Appendix 5 - Comments and Officer Response Bratton.pdf
Appendix 2 - Bratton Advert Plans.pdf
Appendix 3 - List of Objectors and Supporters.pdf
HSSF-26-26 - Appendix 1 Equality Impact Assessment.pdf
HSSF-31-26_Calne ETRO CMD Report - Appendix 6.pdf
Appendix 1 - School Streets Engagement Report.pdf
CES_06_26_Report.pdf
HSSF-31-26_Calne ETRO CMD Report - Appendix 3.pdf
HSSF-31-26_Calne ETRO CMD Report - Appendix 4.pdf

Details

ReferenceCall-ins0
OutcomeFor Determination
Decision date25 Jun 2026
Effective from3 Jul 2026
Expected date25 Jun 2026
Originally due10 Jun 2026
Lead officerSarah Higgins
Subject to call-inYes